At the Delaware CFO in 1961, Starr Daily walks campers through the gates into the kingdom. They run from study, discipline, service, and tithing to work, play, worship, and romance, and last to the inner four of law, love, light, and life. A restless five-year-old prays “Thank you, God, for nothing.” Daily hears in that prayer Socrates, who called himself wisest in Greece because he knew that he knew nothing.
